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Hello all: I'm in the market for a quality set of shooting glasses. Would like to use them for load development, practice and even hunting if possible. Any shared experience with brand, colors, lens material (polycarbonate seems highly thought of) would be helpful thanks much. | ||
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I don't know your definition of "quality," but I like glasses to be durable, long-lasting, and relatively inexpensive because, like ink pens, I have some difficulty hanging onto them for very long. With that in mind, I have been using and quite like the Magnum series from Smith and Wesson. They're cheap enough that I have a few pairs in smoke and clear. I use them as everyday sunglasses and as safety glasses for woodworking, shooting, and reloading, among others. https://smile.amazon.com/Smith...id=1600197650&sr=8-1 https://smile.amazon.com/Jacks...id=1600197681&sr=8-4 _____________________ A successful man is one who earns more money than his wife can spend. | |||
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Do you need corrective lenses?? | |||
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Oakley, Radian, ESS, Smith, Allen, Pilla, Decot. . . . . I currently use Oakleys, Pillas and Smiths. | |||
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I saw a pretty decent article ( link for reference) a while back that really explained shooting glasses in detail even down to the right colors. I actually picked up a new pair of Oakley Tombstones because of it. | |||
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Spicy, Thanks for the good link. Brian IHMSA BC Provincial Champion and Perfect 40 Score, Unlimited Category, AAA Class. | |||
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